Sentence examples for anger governs from inspiring English sources

It is a taboo moment, and a nihilistic anger governs the way everyone and everything is treated in this fiercely pessimistic film.

In times of great turmoil, be it pain, fear or anger that governs our feelings, the only way to stay sane seems to be holding at bay the feelings themselves.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in dozens of cities across Brazil on Saturday and were dispersed violently by the police while mounting some of the most vigorous expressions of anger with governing institutions since an outburst of antigovernment demonstrations shook the political establishment in June.

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has angered the governing African National Congress by saying its leader, Jacob Zuma, is unfit to become president.

Anger seems the governing emotion, at times the only emotion.

But doesn't history suggest you can win in anger but not govern that way? "No!" he said immediately.

Voter anger against the governing Liberal Democratic Party eventually led to the downfall of Shinzo Abe, then the prime minister, and to something that postwar Japan had never experienced: a divided Parliament.

But now the cause that Mr. Isin and his fellow activists coalesced around has been subsumed by the wider grievances of alienated Turkish citizens who seem united in one respect: anger toward the governing elite led by Mr. Erdogan and his Islamist-rooted Justice and Development Party.

The governing Indian National Congress Party, by contrast, has seemed rattled, unprepared for the public anger against the government and incapable of delivering a consistent counterargument.

Unfortunately for the Republicans, anger isn't a governing philosophy.

But he also stressed that now "the state should not be governed by anger and revenge".